3 Top Tips For Creating A Luxury Stay In Edinburgh

Scotland's capital city, Edinburgh, is a draw to tourists all year round. Whether it's the lure of the city's historical heritage, the whirl of arts and culture that descends during Edinburgh's many festivals or simply it's location as a vantage point between the Highlands and Northern England, Edinburgh has it all. With Georgian architecture and glorious gardens abound, Edinburgh isn't short of luxury either, naturally make it a favourite among filmmakers, authors and artists keen to recline and soak up the atmosphere in equal measure.

So where's the best place to start for someone looking to organise a luxury break in Edinburgh? Naturally, the first port of call is to pick which part of the city to reside in. Architectural developments that have taken place in the city, now mean there are two parts to Scotland's capital – the Old Town and the New Town. As the name suggests, the former consists of some of Edinburgh's oldest building, churches and landmarks; an ideal environment for those looking to soak up some of the brooding history that the city has become famous for. The Old Town also features some of the city's most exquisite restaurants where panoramic views of the city meld with traditional and fusion Scottish cuisine.

Alternatively, for those looking to indulge in the modern glitz and glamour that Edinburgh has to offer, why not opt for the stylish New Town? Despite being some 300-years-old, the New Town is unashamedly slick where modern eateries meet designer labels. With a plethora of boutiques and one-off pieces to feast your eyes on, don't forget a little extra spending money which isn't a problem for the New Town's stylish set.

With shopping and sight seeing catered for there's plenty of other attractions to get your teeth into during your Edinburgh stay. With spas aplenty, couples can enjoy a day of relaxation and luxury together or even dabble in a spot of 'after hours' shopping with a number of boutiques keeping their doors open for named guests only. More recently, Edinburgh has also developed something of a name for itself in the culinary stakes with private master classes taking place in luxurious homes and high end restaurants where the celebrity chefs share the secret to fine dining. The same applies to cocktail classes where guests are leaven shaken but not stirred by expert mixologists.

If its a luxury stay in Edinburgh that you're after, it's only right that you opt for accommodation to match. A luxury Edinburgh hotel can take many different guises, be it a discreet apartment just minutes from the main thoroughfares or even a boutique hotel where guests can recline and dine at anytime of day in unrivalled splendour. Regardless, anyone indulging in a luxury trip to Edinburgh will rarely be disappointed by what this magical city has to offer.

By: Harvey McEwan

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Harvey is passionate about Scottish tourism.